The Square Jaw

''The Square Jaw'' is a historical narrative by Henry Ruffin, first published in 1918, that recounts the experiences of British and Allied forces during World War I, particularly around the Ancre River. The book explores themes of military camaraderie, the brutality of war, and the heroism of soldiers in the trenches. It vividly describes the aftermath of a significant victory, the emotional atmosphere of battle, and the interactions between English and German troops, highlighting the courage and determination of those involved in the conflict.